Great food and service, you have to try this restaurant. We had excellent pupusas, must have loroco…read morepupusa! I love plantains and appreciate that they serve them with beans and sour cream the only way to have them!! If you are hungry, the baleadas are perfect for breakfast and you will not leave hungry!

Food was okay. I had a steak sandwich, not bad, but not great either…read more Service was outstanding!! Ambiance needs a little help. Not bad for a hole in the wall. They need to step it up a little.

Easy to find. Great location across the street from LIDL. Busy location but we arrived just before…read more4pm. Staff greeted us warmly and the atmosphere was very relaxed. We enjoyed our meals and got some beef empanadas to go. Overall the food, service and ambiance was very appealing. Next time I will get the pollo à la brasa.

Family meal #1 consist of whole chicken, 8 sauces, 2 sides, and 2 sodas. I opted for Yuka fries &…read morered bean and rice mix as my sides. Yuka fries were okay. They weren't crispy like I prefer my Yuka fries so that was a downside however they do not skip out on the portion for this side. Rice & red bean mix was okay as well. Pretty simple for this side. Whole chicken might be the star of the show! Chicken was extremely tender and quite literally fell off the bone! I like how this wasn't over seasoned to overpower the dish. The whole chicken ended up being 2 meals for 2 ppl so I think this could be shared for 2-4 people depending on the person of course. Now I am a sauce girl & unfortunately I was disappointed in the sauce that was paired. The white / yellow sauce didn't have much of a taste and not sure what this was suppose to be. The green sauce was a simple jalapeño sauce I believe. I'm used to this sauce to be more creamier however it was very simple and more liquid than creamy. Service was nice & there's indoor seating! Outdoor parking is a little limited.

I went in this place right after they opened at 11am. You can tell it's under new management, I…read morebelieve it even has a new name. Anyway, the nice gentleman at the counter promptly took my order and said it would be a few minutes. That was fine, as I knew it would be fresh. A minute later, a gentleman walked out the kitchen with what appeared to be a pesticide applicator. He turned around and his uniform confirmed my assumption. He then began to spray pesticide in the direct area where the food station was. I politely cancelled my order and walked out. I can't speak for the food, but the exterminator totally ruined my appetite. Won't be back.

Me and my Mom love Hector. He's the manager there and always treats us well. The food is excellent…read moreand he encourages his team to have a positive attitude which we end up feeling and tasting in the food. If you're a first timer get the Chicken Quesadilla with the yellow sauce (2 is good enough). bang for your buck and you'll be full till the end of the night.

Food: great. Service: great…read more Ambiance: great. Asado con chorellana was very good. Delicious.

I came in here yesterday for lunch. I had never had Bolivian food before, so I had to try it. I…read morehave had Mexican, Cuban, and Salvadoran, but never anything South American. I got the pique meal and a couple of sodas. The meal was served with llajua ( spicy Bolivian sauce, https://boliviancookbook.com/sauces/llajua-spicy-bolivian-salsa/) as an appetizer. The pique had roast steak, chopped beef hot dogs, hard-boiled eggs, red and green peppers, tomatoes, onions, and green chilies served over french fries. The serving size was very large, so I took it home and had the other half for dinner. All of the ingredients were fresh and tasty. The service was friendly and reasonably quick. The meal was brought out in about 15 minutes. The decor was interesting with Bolivian folk themes. There were about 20 or 30 people in the restaurant, which is a good sign. They seemed to be a regular crowd. The total came to about $30.00. No complaints. Keep up the good work. I found the receipt and updated the review. The pique was $19.95, the Refresco de Sangria soda was $3.50, and the fruit juice was $3.75, for a total of $27.20. There was a sales tax of 6% ($1.63), and a Fairfax County food and beverage tax of 4% ($1.09). There was a 15% service fee that I do not recall being disclosed ($4.08). The total was $34.00; I left a $6.00 tip. A $27.20 meal thus became a $40.00 meal. Are you serious? This is 25% in fees and taxes before the tip is even left. If you include a 20% tip, that would be 45% in fees, taxes, and tips on top of the cost of the meal. The restaurant should charge the full price instead of adding on a 15% non-optional fee. Fairfax County should know better than to charge a tax which can and does hurt restaurant sales.

All of the food is delicious and fresh. Steak and ceviche are great. The service is also great…read more Good portions.

My wife stopped by this establishment to pick up some dinner for the two of us after a long day of…read moreshopping. Peruvian chicken and a few other meals are amongst my favorite things to eat; BUT, this experience was not at all what I was expecting. I ordered the quarter white rotisserie chicken with the salad and yucca as my sides. My wife ordered a shrimp meal with rice and a potato? The chicken was absolutely disgusting!!! It was as if they forgot that it was on the rotisserie and pulled it off just as the last drop of moisture fell into the burning, hot embers. The chicken was so dry that I could've used it as kindling for my survival kit. The yucca, which I don't eat often, seemed that it was also overcooked and had several strands of fibrous stuff running down the length of the chunks. I was so disappointed that I trashed everything except for the salad, which was actually very tasty. I'm not sure if what they served was cooked the day before and then reheated, but that would actually make sense. I hate wasting food like that in these times, but I wasn't going to waste gas (at these prices) to go back and complain...this my rant on this post. I don't know if Mi Rico is a new restaurant, but you all need to do much better if you're trying to survive in this economy. IJS!

Fun and delicious family run restaurant. I had the burritos loco and my wife had the enchiladas,…read moreand we both shared the guac with the FRESH tortillas. I was really hoping I would have leftover burrito for breakfast but it was too yummy and that didn't happen Also when we got home to realize my wife had left her backpack, I called the store 45min AFTER they closed and when they were just about to walk out, and they were kind enough to stay another 15min so that I could retrieve it - with everything all intact might I add. Sweet, sweet family, I'm not sure what's up with these other people's reviews but i would come back!

There was a post about helping this small business and I am all about trying a new place if it will…read morehelp them. We ordered carryout and it was fairly empty when we got there. Food prices were pretty high so I'm expecting a generous portion or an absolutely delicious dish. We ordered the carne asada platter, pair of steak tacos, nachos fuego and menudo soup. We were pretty disappointed with the portion size and even more disappointed with the taste. Tacos were small, carne was paper thin, nachos just had a scoop of some kind of rice and ground beef mixture and the menudo didn't even have any hominy; very plain. We can't justify going back sadly.

The pupusas so good the service is even better I love coming here for date nights and family nightsread more

Torta HulaHula almost a mythical sandwich around the area!…read more The very authentic HulaHula in the area. Really delicious!

It was a pretty good experience. I got a trio of tacos and a beer. Not the best Mexican food I've…read morehad, but good enough that I'd return. I came on a slow evening so my service was good. This place place isn't fancy, but it's not meant to be. Ricos Tacos is just a regular mom & pop joint, which to me is actually a selling point because the vibe feels authentic.

Food: great. Service: great…read more Ambiance: great. The carne asada torta was delicious. Very good.